The Sun. — London, England, 1808-03-29 00:00:00

filbM THE . .Pll4' C,' '1 .PVERS '• , , PARIS, MARC 11, 14.---Last znititiay il. ROCHEPOUOMILD vas nominated to the.post of. Ambassador' to the King Of' Holland, and as such presented. -,- • Con6erning the journey of hi,; Al.jesty the f;rn- , peror, nothing is known ; Lint lie, is expeeted in Spain.. Acco;ding to intelligence nom that king dom, the Grand Duke of Bkao, after reviewing the • Guard of honour . at Bayonne, proceeded further, and is already at Valladolid. TE.FIRIOAN (PERSIA), DEc. 24.-rGcn. GA lIDAN NE, the PletlipOletal:lrypt his Imperial Majesty, arrived here on the 4th instant. He was sent in the month of May from Finkt nstein. FETII-ALLI; Sovereign of Persia,. has received the General ,in the. must honourable wanner, and his Present ation place with a s)Mour never he fare .witnessed i m, resped , miniN ! pr. in order to tesfili his respcA to ihe'Emperor NA POLEON, the Emperor of Persia has pre,Aehted Gen. GARDA NNE with the order of the Sep lii- the first clasii, 'and has distrihtited orders of the sYcond ela , to the Secrethries Ugatioo, Sce.. , • , NAPcts. zi.- 7 -The King issued on tne tutu ink.. a Decree, ' regulating the: ode of digging for the remains of . autiquity, Any person may on his own soil, notifying the same to, the Mini ster for Internal AtiiiirS, proVided he doe's not injure any buililitr,.;s, &c. COmmissioaers are to determine Whether ILO antiquific thigup"are to be purchased by the Sate, or rGthalit it!, the hands of the owner, Fur.ANlTtllto FL.a. —CZnn N GT:capes., the , apTvial) C;oucral-in-Chief,, re p a i re d to his estate on the 30th of January, in order to re.; side,for a time with kis family. The Russian Coun sellor. of State fIOOOHNI KIN has jUst ry(xived dk. froM his ,Cutot through Prince Ku a i sici N ,. the Russian Ambassador at Vienna. The Servian , Sentice proceeds, under tire direhion of tionokiNikir:r, l'ritrno and carry intu'efleet the' .„, new laws of the State. 'FEB. re poie which winter an a •d' OD- P stipe have afforded SerVia ha s been of t„h 0 ..1,0gt Service to this cOuntry; tl!rough', l Wa ne • and . necessity of exciting th(:: lirp.q4 power of Countryto - the; irtrirOsi, was become cttldcoSt one and contained neatly as many soldiers as in- I habitants. netween the '40,111 and . 26th of,Tannary the Senate held a nuenller of Extraordinary Sittin,, ,, s, iii whieli, among other things, it has been reiolveil that the National 4'te`mblY shill consist ip lOtnre of only nine Meni ern, besides the two Pre'§itlents, nine.Seeretaripi,, and.. some ItezprderS and Clerks. In consequence 0'04 ; four MeiDWA•vf the Conn dr, three Secretaries, one' ItceordbOOd two Clerks received their The it ii Tit i blDAOnitAnowprscn; Dire for of the School ofßel gtaaes has been nothiiiined a Senator.' 20.—Thougif we still hope that the return of Spring %Vitt bring no- renewal'uf hostilities, yet ,we are tilled with apprehensions frofpkthexeinforce- Ments`which -the - hostile armies receive. That which is come to the : ltussiarq appears the most Alunicions, Besides the increase of, numbers, a whole park o f heavy ariliery has been Sent from the arsenal to kiOW. , It is said that- the, Field:Marshal Prtowso iowsit, who;has,been.some time ill, is to.l, sue ceeded in the command by peneral.G9l.qsl,lACll KDTDSOW. As to the Ottoman army, the principal corpaun der .the 'Grand Vizier hiankelf appears to 'be very weak : it is estinmted at not more than give or six thousand wen. This, is.uccasioned by theahsenee-.9( the Jannissaries, who are not yet I et4nwil: from their winter leave of absence, and by the !remissness with which the Asimie Vachits, exocute . the cnmmAnds at the Grind. Vizier. ,Nevertheless," reinroreemerita are 'cowl n The fa trious KJ A srt;Am_hag iPitleo the Commantkr in Chief body of !moo Men. The greatest force 61 . . the. Ottomans appears to be dist ribute4.l along the frontier fort resSc,s of the Darvtbe. The force of IVIII6I'4P kl A BAYIIA 12%11, who deleudi Gitlr4l2wo, 1$ from 2a t 0 30,000 :MI Pkha COO I ucs to strengthen MOLLAU, Paolia of Widdin, remains quiet iii Ins fortress, possitily not, to 'offc.:nd the Servians, who oti that sikt.: ;no FII . AI . 9I;II:yitT, 7.—The 1).111(14 of Robbers w die Vigilance of our !kit of the :.idjoionag ,States bad driven frowp,,,irnel3hhonr hoed, appear to haye retrt;ated , 14: 4 1,a, 11 - 1 distr,ias of Germany. Within a short. their presence has tven the niohnt.iiiis I;vhich Ili-- ide Bohemia how Froneonia, andesp-ilally arotio , l They .:11so ir oppt%ir rwei. hi the Ttoirii)gon Forest, hut tilt: eious me,l'Atred been taken to put an end to 'these disorders there also. , . • A fatal and melancholy accident happened yes . terday in Wych-strcct. The w heel of a coal-wag goo caught a laddci on which a man was repairing the' front of a Itclu te, and, by the turning'of the )adder, he wa3 ptccipitatect on the pavement froth ~the third stnry. 'Php poor sufferer - Was7cartied to the rinsiiital; but tit` vivc4i a - very'shpr'ilivic: 'He has left a it and i;io. dii ru, whO had no sup port but his indwory • The ciretirmt ilnee ;It teudingthe execution of Louis liertinianda, u'ere incorre6t ly,st4ed. faffls were,, 'the rOpelniVitig been pi406164d roppci the thale 'fa&tor neck, the (Acetifiedet retired to the side Of .Abe cart, and sat down, as it fulfill,' when the cart i s to be drove oft': , -at finkinstant the cart removed; - the unfortunate mini Milled hia head round, ‘o3ich brought the knot under his jaw ; Which being s inStantli pdreeived, two of the j tvelin • men. lifted him rip ionicientlyitigh to enable a third person to replace the'knot tinder hivear; and in lcsi than live .m,nutes%he t 1 I^t !dead.. His feet wore wore than a foot limn the!'ground after: be had hung an hour; anct : i,ivhat vero4sapposed to bo,- , 4 the es,clainatious of the priwncr (by pet t. - ,lls standing -At a ,distance, from the galloWs),,were the ejacillati(n3 o(the Wiest who yvere, fooreiloud and 4i,vvent,as the o foci cirkte 111411 approachea. his last moments. who Ntqls hntnattely septdown from the Lornion, wittisst.!d thescene, and tit:a ti:e t.irtvlmspriett kiCcICIt4ItUIs and that t,>> 4 il,.eottid pct biatnect fa it, but UK; unhappy cri- I% 1, ~' L. , lii: 4i E.llok:`t. Bcps--31-rtrfr,r.—A charge of murder has been ler . several days betbre Mr. ItEst), NV1)1d) it* L11;e101)Cd • . 3• - 1 • . • t) %V Ir , - , r -, in hutch myst(r), u alt.r the t Ito ile ei emu . :. • stances :-.,0n Wednesday, ,the -liith instant, about BowEs,'Eso. v. JA . Coa. ' , • , hall past. two, o'clock ,• a young - woman: respetlably ,Thin was a motion furin iejunetion to restrain the Defend:int froivepruerecling twor, a Post Ohl Bond dressed; called. at the ,Ship- public-house, in Ogle- street, Mary-le-bone, and went down to flit. cellar. tor 13661. given tincier the folloWingcirCOlTitatices : After. she returned, and ‘verit away, a , hundle tv'as The Plaintiff, 'l.'honias Bowes; Ff. e .t io n e a t ,i - he Solis of f& ain containing a •new-bert) female infant • The - tie late .Fiord m Stratlitneje, being extrernelY distressed ser% ants washed it, and laid it out. On dui of the for money, proiresed to raise 10 - 3 0011 upon Post Obit Bonds, atieg to' pay .b.iek • lour tinier the amenet servants taking the cloatlis-`and linen in which the stipul child was ,wrapped; she •found a letter dated near of the money advanced; in case his elder brother, two years since. The woman to, whom 'the letter George Bins o►l, 1' Sq. should die wit liontissue male, ' was direfled; proved to'be a servant out of place; and he become possessed of his estates, Which he lodging at Mr. -Skeels, in Charlotte-street,- Portland-. • was legally eutitled to in case that contingency liap-.: plat-;•• lie' told-her the case; she • tippeared quite • pelted. ' At that rr te the, Plaintiff was in custody': composed i 'derded any knowledge of the business, at 'the suit of the Defendant, whose debt and costs , and :offered to: attend before the 'Magistrates ; she amounted to .6e325.• . The Defendant agreed to ;re- veltintarily attended before - Mr, licAn, when he 'ceps the; Plaintiff's proposal,, and a Post Obit Bond shewed her the letter found atu'ong the - cloaks...Of the 'fOr , :ei:too.wits executed. Shortly after - Mr. George infant, whiCh -she, without the least It:o44lop r ve-- , IlirweS' died ;' arid the Defendant put his Bond in suit. ' ry'readily acktroWledged to be her's, : and 'which she Inlsupport dOlie injittietion," had lost, but did not kilo-A' how, and very firmly do- Sir SAN u E 1., horn L. i Y coatendeci i , that the. Pl;iins tried any knowledge of droppitig-.the•child, Shetiff, e tiff;heing in embarrassed, circumstances, ! had been :was not detained,• and has attended, it the , Office iridndect 'to deal iinproO.dently with his expectancies, . :several times. • ',list Thursday evening s•lit:again at- ; `;uid thin the :transaaiou was , precisely tlitit in which . tended at tlic , i Office, as did - IVlrs. Flailing, the land- he Cella wou Id _lett:view to give'feliet. Sir SANWI“. lady, and Mary'kussel, her servant, !, . • added, that•at the time the. Bend was given, the • -On Mrs. Fleming- -being called !upon, to say whe- • Deendant kneW Mr-George -Betwes ;to be in a bad ther the state of health, and. that- the: contingency was v person present was the , woulawor not, she , very hesitated very.- trinche -M , rry Russel, - however; who likely to happen. , .: • was in the kitchen at the :timeAterfellew-servant Mr. Rtcl•taltDs, on the'other side, insiated:tnat . strewed her clewn stairs, was positive as to her per the contrail, under all its circumstances, -was nor.. sen;having had a full view of her face: After this titer unreasonable nor imprOvident, or such as .the Mrs : Fleritinq 'spoke in - mere positis‘e terms of her. Court could cansider as coming witidn,the dothine ktre4ledge '6f-= the Wamen's Pergon. Iti..tortsequenCe.: laid dovt;ll' in (NOS of h"jr 3 dealing improvidently of , her heingidentifiea•',- Mr. ReAD did not think him- , With their'expeaaneies. The coutingency Was ex- self wArratited in lettinrthe woman go et large, and trent* remote; and so far from Mr. George Bowes :- has since had her kept:kit the Bross n gear. IYester- , being - itlYa' bad star*. of 'health, an insurance , for d ay she underwent another eXatilination, whert, - inl 0601.,had just,hee L l erreaed epoit his life, ' 1 ,4 111 0 - addition: to the aboVe,eviderices, Eliz. , Vise, the girt; common premium. Mr. G-Bowes was also h mar- i . who strewed the ivoman driwn stairs:, identified,thei riechman, 37 years of age, and likely to have chit- , peileii n.fitile Pri`soner. • Ot i i the other hand-,'ill. these drem In that ease the Plahat,iifto !.tteeessiott - wee 4 ;; WitnesSesliaST 'described , the woman who was*: haVerbeett., xut off, hod the Defendant, would have, the Ship • public-house to leive been 'dressed in a lost everyifaxthing of hisdebt. ; . ~..1 L •, i # gown and other eloatlis:ef a Very diri . erent descrip- The CuANcELLoa said, it had been the praCtice of ! lion e • a any thePrisonee.pessesses. - •'• . that. COurt, for ceinuties. past,. .to throw, ‘ a shield. i Mrs. Skeats, seith• 'whom:the Ptisoster loded;•pet round, the -heirs of faindles,and„whereyer an inch sitively assert' 'Rat 'dn . ! lie tutu vidoal.was found dealing,in/MlVAtintlY Witt) his e 4 -. :; infant was dropped, the Prisoner - Ws at ironie'tilth peetancies, the Court had uniformly. interposed its pros lier working at her needle; however, 'on ping , • / : .4 tediOn. " Iteilte case before birlikie •,tEiSlloiPtift. was ' home to inquiiiinto sameeirectitistanees, she 'ciar-' indisputably an heir expedant,and was in distress at t, reeled her evidence, and . believee the, Prisoner to tare. time. he made the eQutraa.in que s tio n . With , have been' outer the ieth inst. but had iret the least respect to the contingency itself, he was not to esti- F suspicion of-her being pregnant. . mate.. it by Dr. Price:s Bank of Caletilalious, but to ' Mr, Wood, an - apetecary t .of Titchfield-street, look to it under fill its circumstances. The Plaintitf i • -M ary -l e -h one, sa id he sfas - attending theLf2risoner had proposed' to give four times, the amouirt: of his t about the time the :child , :was dropped at the Ship debt:end costs, provided: h3ji brother, George Bowes, I Public-house; lie saw her two days previous to the died without male issue. That brother was at the , d a y on_ whiek,ie.was,dropped,, ; ac* l iitd pot .I.lsrt - t titne in a weakly state of lutal.th-!rthe Defencjant her to be regnant. The Prispnerl - eniaiiis in cus knew it—and the bargain must be taken "asp irnpro- , tody at titalled - wii ; Bear,' ' • • Vitjent. It hail beeri,argued, that if the Plaintiff sue. ceetled, it would encourage yOting men of fashion to Make improvident bargains in order to dupe the . money -lender. .'Hts would 'admit, that many young: Geutleineit .Whe walked the pay? in Bond-Street might be dispbsed to over -reach the party Who assisted their wants ; bUt money -lenders 'were ge-: in:rally aware 'of that disposition, and took car e to secure themselves one way - or the other; and by the multiplicity, of their 4,::aluigs, he...believed upon the whele, they were no Ibsen,. In the present case, he tbutlgfil the injunction should begrante'cl', and the Plaintill' be made to eay the amount of the original deb!, and cost into Curia, Avitlen six weeks. - COURT 'OF CIIANCEkV,' Mkitett `l. ' ),. ' CONDO N'M 6 . 11 K rrSi 'it C. . . 'RETURN ~, :. — 7 l -1 4 .1 1 717 ~, OF WIIEAT IN MARK-LANE, - fly Alearb.CtilLo and M.01.1./k,S, Meal, C'eighal4, Inclutliugottly !rum the t.lth of Nitrelt to the 19th of March, agreciimly to thb Ail:: ,- • 33; QUArTfra At. 77 .: . td , 4.16 0 uartep ,4 7is .04 136 ---- at 76i .6cl 1 4 '-''''''''''' at 7 43 441 sty •"----7- at 76:k Qd . „1/3. , -:-. 4 ---- at tqs A 171 --,- at 75s cd 474 —-- at GS.i ad' 1030 -7----,-. at 74, od 3.0 ---.-..' '4l 676 od , 1 4 2 ----"":"., .. at 7,t4 od .0i 270 ..----- at 725 ad . 1 41 If - 1 - 1 ---..... at 64s ad 45 --,-- at Its 6ci 1 264 --at 63, on Aud 16.) Quarters iit 6os. ad. per Quarter. 'rota: 50.0 I.tariervre-e-kverage 70. sitl; fa) 1 as It u n , .. •b ~61- 0 tat o . t at c it last t There were tWO other' motions made of a similar nature, which met a similar' result., Ttselirst, Where Mr. BoWes had gii.en'Ne obit Bonds to the R6>'. Mr. Phillips for wool: eTch, tor two athanees'of (...501. attended with the like contingency; and' the second, where Mr. B. had given a bond to a Mr. Barclay, to secure 3801., the original debt; for Old Port illcl Madeira; being ' , A,RiiTtiRN OF FLOUR, From NEtreh tz, w Moich tii, •from the Cocket•Ovekei Sacks.. b :A. 4.10c5. s. d:.- Ssocks. ' s. d. si ~,3 65 0 2O •••••• 58 6 2O ---- 35 6 1. 3 .5 . 63 0 ic67 ..—..-- 58 o i'29; ---5 ; 0 5 - 7 -- ' . (,) I 0 , .a 9- $7 6 4° ---- $4. 0 16370 ----. r,„) 0 j . 232 ---- 57 0 1 34 - 53 . 0 . 10 .S 9 4, 3 0 --- 50 01 ' :', TT 4. 4 , 0 Bto --- . '59 0 10 ...--..... 5 0 0 l'utat--.19,303 jacks. ----Averago .49s..8iii. Pro§ita. Qs. 81-,it. per 'Sack lowa' than Lena wca. An inquisition ..was taken yesterday, %at Lang.: bernrne,' near Beaconsfield, on the body of Thomas Strong, who wAsskilled by the falling in-of a pit, on Sattuday. The particulars attending. his death were He was at Work in a ehtilk-pit, 24 tet deep, with ten ether men, on the estate of a Cotterel ; when the bank - ay and buried client all. It .vit's Sunday afternoon that 'a number of labourers were able to find the deceased. Thu other two men were found standing' close t 0..• ether,:, athurt, except. a stight„frataure which one of thein,received on the head.--Verdid, Accidental WednesdaY" afternoon a . nielartelioly'accident Hap oo.ned la Dover A W011)3:1 of • the 'mime of MEA. imkvs, having a family cal four chadree,' left them playing in . the room while she went to a neighbeur ing shop, during . which it appears, that the a girl about six years old,' bad contrived to shut out the. other three into a passage, and bolt, the d oo r. Finding some niatehes; in cupboard, she threw them 'into the tire, . which conamuniCated IQ h er clothes, and on the .return of : her mother, the door . bopg burst open, the,child was found lying, betnr e ;the fire, burnt to death,.. The husband, who is a boat•builder, was from home at the. time, on his. business, when the accident happened. AVERAGE PRICE U 1• lIN4.;LANI) ANC) WALES, ending March tg. Wheat 69s U 13Arl4y cod Beans 561 oot 4S$ 3a f U. 114 kai bit Vcabe 7,ss 6J GOILAIIALL.-4100823-OREAIcING AND RomsenY.! --Yesterday - three dashing fellovs Underwent an ex amination before Mr. Aldcrinan Wool), one charge'. of bouse-brwking, with an intent of committing a robbery. The principal circumstances of the case are asfollow little before ten o'clock on. Satur day skight, ,these daring .yillains forced open the house .door of Mr. Theodore Hill, a butcher, in 13e0-tilley, Fleet Market, :whilst he was attending his stall. • Oil entering the house, they inimediately barred the door, and proceeded to plunder.. The .noihe they made attracted the notice. of a woman, , who immediately gave the alarm. The door . was burst open, and the, fellows secured after an'obsti l nate resistance. Several bundlvs were found ready packed, .with which they intended to decamp. On their being brought to the Poultry Compter and searched, there were found upon them a valuablio gold watch, two silver waidies, and severaal gold rings, together with about in notes. 1 4 h ey, al supposed to be a part of tike . gang who lately (mi n,. muted the daring robbery on the Exchange. they were folly committed tier t~ alts eRICE Ul•' HOPS". BAGS. POCICITS. Kent, 41. fp,. to 51. iss. • Keitti'4l. tss. t 061.45. Subset(' 41. AO. to si. is._ Sussex., 41. tss. to . si. iss. kssex, 41. 15s. to 51. U. Fatalism, Of. os. to I. os. %VGATI ANI) LEADENIIALL MARKETS. • By the - Carcase: - ' Beef - 3s. Rd., to 4s. Bu. Vest ._ 0 ,45. 6(t. To P.. 8 (1. Mutton 3s. .B.t. to 4s, 8,..1, 1 l'urb; 'O. 34.1. to bs. As:6 PI ICE 1),.:1 11i.) AT I.F.ADENI-1A 1.1.. 'Butts, tJ 56tb. Ckl,;tl - ty t. to 2.ttl. OittO, 410 10 OjtD. t:•test OP 234 • to ASd• Marc:l44W . 194. to Att.. Da:bsing . . 174. to 194.. float:oat:II Hides, - !q 1. to led. Crop kiidcs. 4s to Solb. fot,Cuttio,y, . to 324. Dia°, 34 to 40U). • ^ • 1 94. (2 4 1 , I Skills; 3o to 4olb, 3okt. to 401, per lb. I.)itto, jo to 7otb. 3tiLt. to .32‘1: perlo. .„ • ~ Ditto, 7o co ialD. 35it. to pitt. per au. Sinitil 5C 41 0(4. 11. 40 1 13/4 1 ) —d. t 4 4" i ld f= o) * ' Large dittp, . r !caoli. lo t0 . ,,5. wt:r 1304. en. Goat Skills, . .' —S. to ---,, . TatAtifect Horse Hides, attiki. to z.iii per lb. •:. PRICE ()FT.'. OM IV. St. Jaiiic's Market 4s. owriTanow—s.ad.s3.i.64 'Crate Market 4s. 11. E Yellow Russia;--s. ‘yi l itechispel Market 4s. U. Aire do. 0d..765. ed. por,bWllo.4lsl.). 6.6.4 p .io. od. • 91 ,1 .. I geil.lll4 Stuff cd; Average price 4s. 114. • 1)11Lo rougn e d. 12s. c(1, Good j)re, , ,s tts. 9d. Yeilow tbs. C. tau, ra n t. Price fCanciles p r cldterr, 1 la. od.-31eultli,r4 951. It( I; St. tANI EVA — HA MARKET, MAkca 26. Hay, 41. 4S. W (it; 04. oft. —AVM', $l. 5$ tot. Straw, 21. 34. ott. - to 21. tcs. lad.-. Aver, 21. . 6i. , Wfill'ECflAl'l , .l: HAY kKET. hay, 41. los: 'etf. to 61. toy, I:o6. Clover, 61'. to 71. es, los• oft. Straw, 4i.,04. 144.od•,—Avut- ;i• New 114 01. es. per Loiltl," 6; ;yr On the-zips ina. rh t ti atlp ..t ti ••; of Croom's 1401, Gre...tfA4ca, of a Dzi.:gtstcr. On Friday lust. the Lay ut Chafe's —odd; Esq. of a DAughter. On batuvi3revtiting . l4st, .31 his hotise, 4;, neru3rd-weett Russell square, the Ludy of Ralph Bernal, Esq of a Soh, On SutWay. at Forest, LayronstPue, Essex, the Lady of Emanuel Gt)odhart, Esq. ista•Daughter. The s.une day, in ltiosseli.square, the lAdy of William Eyerett, Esq,,hla Daughter. , L. rely, the'La ty or lthbert Blackall, Esq. of Russell square, of a Suit. (:(.) A . NIA.11: Ships at NlArket.", '`. ' !i4,1i.1 ' . .: . 4 Nlatcli Ai. 14, ?Tiewc,itstle is JAE 4 . ... i 64 ,6 4 1., (xi Sliiiiilrl i ti,,l I ..‘t 5,:, l'lr'"lti . • 2?. 3 N c , , , , , 6.. 4,,,t I,: '4 . : 1- frfitl iitt4 , 25. 6i N.1" , .4,.1,11, 5 1 . ~t -i;'• ''.i S' 4 lt4i to Sittl!li!ri;,t t i 9 ..1. 5 , 15 : jt ! 2 Ciiii..., , z ;it 3" .. ), , !..d --; GI 9 t. ONDON Printed by RICH 411 p 1163 mi: pf N 9. 4, Marilett.co lin, 13 :, w _ street publroitid 1.1.1 ALI r ;\.if LI ,SCM If r 4; of s o uth Mniton. stteet,(; rjosvenit- , AP , gtc; ,Al thc, Sys-Ovricti No. i v, Strausi% vvheri: art s f the - Paper, I,eiterslot the &Nor, itc.(fiatilliaid), mutt a addrcsstki. MARX !E1) On Thorsday last, at Minster Church, Isle-of ShePPY• Lieutenant K. V. Walker ' of the Royal. -Marines, to Aliss Atm Sophia llannock, olWalbrook, London. Yesterday, at St, James's Ontrch, Colonel Dorrien, of the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards to Miss Le Clerc, at , lA* rad, in the Vounty of Sussex' • • bat.). On the tsth inst. in Ireland, theßev. Richard Townsend,. of tvlagourney, in the ecitinty of Cork, third son 0: toe Rot. ; Edward 'Synge - Townsend.'• of 13ridgentount, in the SArric County. ' • On the t Sth inst. suddenly._at Kensington, in tne 83c1 year of his age, John Bulky, Esq. late ot itiellmonti, in the Cbutiti , of Surrey, foimerly Writing Nlaster to tr,eit hop! Highnesses the I'rinceof.Wate.4,' Duke of York, tte. the 3tst inst..at her son's house in Portman-square, where she had rece:.tly arrivol, the Right Hon. lane Lova tets Dowager of Dunuonald. Oh the 26th inst.. ot a decline, aged la, Ann Lhriitian Methuen, secpnd daughter ot Patti Cobb4lethitcst, bul rt hls sr.at, Corshani.tiout,e, On Saturday last, suddenly, at Twickenham, by the burst ing of an artery in the lungs, Mrs. Midy. Cothin4 aged .ba ypifs, ...On i Supday last, aged 3t, Mrs. lane Ann Owen, Wife of 14;it. 131 thiel Joshua 40 well, cif 'Mount-Street, "Grosveitor— square. :The ,tlarrle Martairgt Mr, L. Bologna, of the. Theatre Roy al, , Coyent-gardein On the 16th of No'vettiber last, at Messina, in Sicily, Cap tain WittiatiVShadwell, of r I Ittst , Regintent, ldurth son ne , LAnceiot AllthVell, Esq. of Upper Gower-street. . . PR I(ii. 0.1.. .11 OC IrS , . YP.sCE.XDAY. Hatlic-Stock., shut lndia Stock, shut Kli;!;); slial Lent..96i . 97 . . India BUTRIS, Is. 26. dis. cristr-s , perk:our:strut ' 'EtichAiicr hills, is. pr. pal', , pet lient. shut ' • '...'' - 3s. pt.. 3.por Ceiu. Itcd.. shut , irript,pia 3 per Cent. 3Or :'ent. Cuu. 64!: I Ditto A 11:1. - . 13x it L. Atm. shut HIGH WATER AT 1.9i.41)()N ;MIDGE T•o..iviOl(. - Morning, ,3 } n 53, 0 m. apq 1. I Astvrrpop, 3 mia. alla! 4'. RENOVATED HEALTH. TT has been too frequently the sub ea djust and 1 general reprobation, tat men destitute - of the elements of the medical art have olli:red themsel v..!s at; canriiiiateo t pubic patronage the itteteriir.,i) of physic Fur the putOesc • of don justice to the result rif our studies and experience, and to prevent us trotabeing.classed among tltOse empiries.wllos° Imprudent prerensions.have, uutortimately live i(4, bertl too favourably received, WINN leave to sunhat to the and enlightened a faithli,l Statement (dour piiitunts inid ac quiretnertts.:_,After having received a regular medic 1J educa tion ,as ,the.pupils of :Messrs. muted and whwe leitures and ' , Nalco we C..ire)llll atteildat, prt,fe,t,„.l; and surgeons of the London 1-lospital • we-entered onrsel , cs aft students in that juitly Celebrated, sektool tur.medical 4c0, 4 ; Ron, the Royal 14oitege of k;Oktibght,h, Jett wets iust"'"" in the difrereut brandies of anatomy, Surgery, 'the theor y and , pi-OWe of physii.:, chetnistry, maiwittry, boranY; "• by'shose eminent protessnti; Drs. Nionni, Grept.y. Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford,. We tria.st %v.: shall of be deemed presumptuous in saving that our proticiencY and acqui‘einents are not in.:Onsider3ble. Having for e' long series of years made Venereal Contplaints, ;out the various diseases pt Debility, the particular Waled of our studies and pra,:lice,, it tvili, we hope, he allowed that '*e. have acquired superiot know ledge of tiv.ir treatment and CAM.' 141 slight aid recent cases of infeelion a petled, re...establishment. is coiripletera ip the short period of two days . ; and in those of • the urnioit iu veteracy, where other pi . aiaittnners tivie CA. :el of success, a perseiierance in our Olin (.4- trentitteut ensures ttS th 4 power a safe aid ranical cute. . A the melancholy varlet' of disorders which are die of a habit long anti most unhappily ptirstac4i oy ire 'youth of both sexes, there' are none more alarming or mote diwessing Man those -deficient:lei and debilities which frer quentiy..preveitt or embitter the. matrimonial state. , To such petsons tt must be a consolation to know that they May nowt by a nevi and 'infallible mode of treatment,- be restored to trial greatest of all itutttan blessings, 'a strong, manly, and YIiPT" cm , " t e e ' ,4 o l ( § is t i i t t i u g t , e d k e ss bi r T v y er , l e r i o ta n t i , i w n kt. t i t ug . • vve luaY becoilsuttcdhy patients of either stalliiith the eel 'est , stierecy and honoUr. • Hours of censu harlot attallle tribe teli.t9Pree, and from 6 in the evening till. to , at niot, l'Atl , ents in Jhe COMM) : , arc: requested oes 1):1,11:It ot their ease, 40, alvi gclieral habit or living, siT'•':". ur closing a- remit tance .for adv k) ice and medieincs r w'ruut ,s t . „.. g'iNett, ur sent to any part 01 the kitty.ilein. , To G'r that stereo , so essential to out undertaking,. letters may be added to the acconnt tor u t et ,„ CU RRIE and CO. Surgenris, No. 1`07; ii 4t `"" .r " -- the pr. Atosui. Coate and Co. have Cerilticates frillut i above resveZtable I' rofesiors of London awl I.diuthetrh 'en. the diligenee, skill; :Ind homanit), wish „' termed the. duties .assimed them during i.ieth,tte :tended their Leei l iales antl..Pra4icc. • • . _ 2 To , T110.:,44 . § 1...1.,r)ti., LK ; . ~...• Sir. No. 9, New. Ildilgt,'-' stree t, Lorici(.::,_ T r CONSIDER it out an LA of justice due fo r t .11.. !waits of your Lli A N.E'S PATENT PILLS, to cm , " • municatesto you the following Cure which has ;coma . 1)4 t„ !perrolined by them :. An .Actlitlintance or inine, lii breaking out of an old VenereAl Colopkint Otiended Vi l . • 'eatitplitation of disorders arising therefrom), eves red0t!t1,,,,, 4 ' i most to a skeleton; and although he had. the best n le "'',lt advice which could be obtained, and tried a varielY of rit c ji t i4linlicines, nothing could be procured which seemed V. ,"„' it tost .-; .:' d b l.' u: B fed c p a r s ti t e t i e ; td s " s p i u t i:t i , a 4 a b ° n l e h a i s sc l i n t a w a r a c n t e y lo i l y e t a rV f b O l t i C e t e .t lNC) : o t w le ) a ,r k ears, in o a r l u i e l t ed v i acb:lnewato /011°,0 s rAnd (_. his legs ; in tad no one who knew him ever supposed' it Pt i , siletor hint to recover. 1k was advised at. last to tr y Leake's Pills—he did so, .adhering strictly to the dir i be. . ~ l ii htiti t ii v ril c l a i ptho v ep. i e t pet h oirtocu t en h eta cc a: . Ile had nut taken more 0411 two b9 1 C".., , e , 3 I et t io a n kgirna lu l r ua t a h ityw be bo tte u r::, , t ma h i4 re c i lr en u t:o w it zts 4 account a i c.r ,0 1 I t : ton t ) ti e l ift n . ; and it an s t s : yo u: pi a ( allLlis s t reng th oibtae n n Y to ra m an ts fnsa w Yau pre v. et tTginvc:".. doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient li c u a t l n lri b ritt i ll e rl s na e : t i°. :: : : ::t t i t.;leickt° -1. - ..:' Library, FolkStime. • • • , THOS . -I. URDA 1. Prepred and Sold by the Solo Proprietor, ~,,, Toes- TA Y Loll • .., MeMber Of 01.1 Royal College or So t rgcue. . London, at hi s , house, No. 9, New Pridge.stNe tr.orv.. ' Where, after a 'CO . liStant residence or iruire tfiln Fort.i;:.",e, 'in a prAitko!lutitticularly.ilirocied to• the . Cure - I‘ a ak at (cal . cornplatitts, and . ri39se incidental to trie, 6 , c rot Ge.ncration in both Sexcti; with that niviolab 4 G ~, he: which' Men bf hig Prolo`sion should always 0b5e!:,,,,,,- ' .liattert himaell;.'..thetttiviceami ,assistance Jae gr 3 t vi uTo be by admottateis la. - ,1),er5944 -taking this Medicincv •ecide i— a l . eetce:n.xl b y laat4rnAng PUblic, as 11,11 AdValitagC ~ , to-be obtain iirrittild of ambiguity. -, • ° eilicti''' Aliio 9Ard:l b liittqlppointrnent,kior the cony qt, ,,,1. 1i , .. se lift - itkii diqancorg, the .Ilerlinner's, NO• .35-,(;,4,rd rir 'IV i i i- 4 ' , ,l'Ot ii , MAU i . tbe."rOysbon No. L 6 3 ,11 mt. t.itmt.,- I:olitiototsteis '. N5,-;' 7; ' at...street-MI, i 01 , 5 . 11,iiiiurriNlItAttit05, 'Mr% butgh ; Mr. Mt I,tottaid -$: Li. *ow:4 41r. 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